Poland’s commercial real estate market enters 2026 in good health and with solid growth potential. Warehouses remain one of the strongest sectors in Europe, while constrained office supply is paving the way for a recovery in development activity. Additionally, despite increased caution, developers continue to show confidence in Poland.
Over the past year or so, Poland has continued to strengthen its position within the European economy. Exceeding USD 1 tln in GDP and entering the ranks of the world’s most industrialised economies represent not only a symbolic milestone but also clear evidence of the country’s successful transformation over the past decade. Today, Poland is no longer a developing market, but one actively co-creating the region’s direction of travel. While Poland’s geopolitical location remains under close scrutiny, investors and entrepreneurs also appreciate the country’s regulatory stability, high-quality infrastructure and pool of
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A good foundation from which to grow
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